Saturday, June 6

Saint Rafael Guízar Y Valencia, born on 26 April 1877 in Cotija, Michoacan, Mexico, was one of eleven children born to...

Saint Edonio of Fécamp, also known as Edoneé the Confessor, was a seventh-century Benedictine monk who resided at the...

Saint Amantius of Noyon, also known as Amand of Noyon, was a devout Catholic bishop and martyr who lived during the 4th...

The Martyrs of Tarsus refers to a group of 20 individuals who were martyred together during the persecutions of...

Saint Norbert of Xanten, also known as Norbert of Kingdown and Norbert of Magdeburg, was born around 1080 to a noble...

Saint Bessarion of Egypt, also known as Bessarion the Great, was a fourth-century Christian saint who dedicated his...

Saint Ceratius of Grenoble, also known as Cerato or Cerazio, was a Bishop of Grenoble, France, who lived around the 5th...

Saint Bertrand of Aquileia, also known as Bertrando or Bertrichramnus, was born around 1260 in Saint Geniès, Quercy,...

Saint Artemius of Rome, also known as Artemio, was a prominent figure in early Christianity.

Saint Claudius of Besançon, also known as Claudius the Thaumaturge, Claudius the Miracle Worker, Claudius of Condat,...

Saint Vincent of Bevagna, also known as Vincent of Bevagna, was the first Bishop of Bevagna, Italy.

Saint Eustorgius II of Milan, also known as Eustorgius of Milan, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church...

Saint John of Verona, also known as Saint John of Capua, was a seventh-century bishop of Verona, Italy.

Saint Anoub of Skete, also known as Anoub the Hermit, was a revered figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Marcellin Joseph Benoît Champagnat was born on May 20, 1789, in the Hameau du Rosey in Lyon, France.

Saint Gudwall, also known as Curval, Gudwal, Gurval, Gurwall, Gudual, Guidgal, and Goual, was a revered Catholic saint...

Saint Bazalota of Abyssinia, also known as Saint Bazalota or simply as Bazalota, was a 4th-century nun hailing from...

Saint Colmán of Orkney, also known as Colmoco, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the late 10th and...

Saint Alexander of Noyon, also known as Saint Alexander of Cannes, was born in Cannes, France.

Saint Jarlath of Tuam, also known as Iarlaith, Iarlath, or Jarleth, was born around 445 in Connaught, Galway, Ireland.

Saint Abdela, also known as Adela or Adla, was born a princess in 13th-century Bohemia.

Saint Agobard of Lyon, also known as Agobardus, was born around 769 in Spain.

Saint Candida of Rome, also known as Candida the Martyr, was a courageous Christian convert and martyr of ancient Rome.

Saint Euphemia of Abyssinia, also known as Saint Euphemia of Ethiopia, was a 4th-century nun who lived in Abyssinia,...

Saint Alexander of Fiesole, also known as Alessandro, was a prominent Catholic figure in the 6th century.

Saint Phêrô Dung, also known as Peter, was a married layman born around 1800 in Ðông Hào, Thái Bình, Vietnam.

Saint Phêrô Thuan, also known as Peter, was a married layman living in the apostolic vicariate of Central Tonkin, which...

Saint Vinhson Duong, also known as Peter, was a married layman and fisherman by trade in the apostolic vicariate of...

Saint Cocca, also known as Cox, Cucca, and Cuach, is a Catholic saint associated with the town of Kilcock in Ireland.

Saint Grazia of Germagno is recognized in Catholic tradition as a martyr.

Saint Paulina of Rome, daughter of the venerable Saints Artemius and Candida of Rome, stands as a testament to the...